Chamberlin and Levine welcomed in Austria and homesick
Clarence D Chamberlin and Charles A Levine received a double welcome in Vienna after completing their trans Atlantic flight from New York. Thousands greeted them at Aspern air field despite rain. They will meet Chancellor Seipel and President Hainisch and visit Prague Budapest Warsaw and Paris before sailing home on the Leviathan July 12.
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New York
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Charles A. Levine
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Levine
Columbia
Munich
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Berlin
Bavaria
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Hainisch
Legation
Prague
Budapest
Warsaw
Zurich
Paris
Europe
Scott Pitches Two Games But Wins Only One
Cincinnati report details a doubleheader in which the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Reds 3 1, then the Reds won 3 0. Jack Scott started both games for Philadelphia, yielding one loss despite strong work as Eppa Rixey delivered a stellar second contest. Thompson collected key hits for Philadelphia while Wanninger and others provided support for Cincinnati.
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Scott
Cincinnati
Reds
Phillies
Phils
Jack Scott
Eppa Rixey
Thompson
Scotes
Philadelphia
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Cooney
Nokan
Neegeveee
Wrightstone
Mixon
Oy Wilson
Sand
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Goott
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Pese
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Zitemann
Pipp
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Walker
Farereave
Critz
Ceee Nee
Lucas
Daglee
Seeee Eee Guo
Wanninger
Allen
Gand
Dressen
Scatt
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Jorda
Hart
Rigler
Abrhpore Spalding
Nixon
Wilson
Williams
Jonnard
Tomals
Abrhpoare
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Rixey
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Cewes
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Five Contests on Church Baseball Slate This Week
Fire baseballs are on the Inter Sunday School Athletic association schedule for this week Burton Avenue Baptist meets First
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Burton Avenue Baptist
Baptist churches plan week of games at Cedar River park
Baptist and Presbyterian groups schedule a string of evening baseball games at Cedar River park diamond starting at 6 14 p m Tuesday through Friday. Matches include First Presbyterian Walnut Street First Baptist Northminster First Brethren and Grace M E with Cedar River as the venue and time set for each night.
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First Presbyterian
Walnut Street
First M. E
Northminster Presbyterian
First Baptist
One Woman Killed Two Hurt in Le Mars Auto Crash
A collision near Le Mars Iowa Sunday night killed Christine Kounkel 76 and injured two other women Mrs John Kounkel and Mrs William Kounkel all from Le Mars. Dr Robert Q Rowse of Sioux City drove the injured to a hospital where Mrs Kounkel died. The other two victims suffered a broken arm and a fractured hip and collar bone respectively.
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le Mars
Here
Robert Q. Rowse
Sioux City
Christine Kounkel
John Kounkel
William Kounkel
Rowse
Armour Wins Open Title in Oakmont Playoff
Washington pro Tommy Armour defeated Harry Cooper of Los Angeles in an 18 hole playoff at Oakmont to win the national open. Both finished the 72 holes tied at 302 strokes. Armour upset favorites including Jones von Elm Diegel Hagen and Evans to claim the title.
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Tommy Armour
Washington
D. C
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Oakmont
Armour
Cooper
Bobby Jones
von Elm
Diegel
Hagen
Evans
Radio Programs Highlight Night Opera and Concert Broadcasts
Central standard time radio lineup features WEAF premiering Lucia di Lammermoor at 8 p.m. with multiple stations across the region. Evening programs include an infantry band concert, Scotch cantata, harmony singers, and a 11:45 p.m. Night Hawk Frolic. Iowa stations also list concerts, organ recitals, marimba music, and farm bureau broadcasts, with a dense schedule of orchestras and solos throughout the night.
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Grand Opera
WEAF
New York
WWJ
WJAR
WDAF
WTIC
WLIT
WRC
WCSH
WCAE
WTAM
WSAL
Seventeenth United States Infantry Band
WOW
Omaha
KOA
Denver
Elsen
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
At & P
WOT
Ames
Farm Bureau
WSUI
Iowa City
KMA
Shenandoah
WCCO
WMWGY
WID
WLS
WMAQ
EMA
WIZ
KDRA
EYW
Weco
Orchestra
Sports Club
Mi Wow
ORR
M— Wlw
Orchentz Weaf
WSAI
WLW
Harmony Singers
Charles Lindbergh
WGR
WBAP
KFAB
KTHS
Mie
WJZ
KDEA
Weak
KSD
WHAS
WSB
Wdiz
WBZ
KDKA
KYW
WUIR
WCFL
WEBH
WGN
WGY
WORD
X&d
WFAA
Wacco
WSM
WOAT
Wibo
WCFI
WIID
WLIB
Wis P
Izzy Murphy and College Days At Local Theatres
A Strand bill features George Jessel in Private Izzy Murphy with Patsy Ruth Miller as a spirited Irish girl. The Rialto runs College Days with MarceLine Day and Charles Delaney, plus a Dixie Darlings stage act and an up to date Charleston routine. A 1928 census cites Soviet Russia at 155,500,000, up 38 percent since 1897.
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George Jessel
Izzy Murphy
Strand Theatre
Patsy Ruth Miller
Izzy Goldberg
Murphy
France
Sre
One O'Malley
Jessel
Miss Miller
Vera Gordon
Natt Carr
William Strauss
Spec O'Donnell
Gustave von Seyffertitz
Our Gang
Rialto Modern Youth
Rialto Theatre
Marceline Day
Charles Delaney
Billy Wilson
Dixie Darlings Musical Tab Company
Doetzel
Fuller
Soviet Russia
The Scarlet Letter at Plaza Drama stars Lillian Gish
The Scarlet Letter presents Puritan drama on screen at Plaza for four days with Lillian Gish as Hester Frynne and Lars Hanson as the preacher. Henry B. Walthall plays Hester’s husband Prynne as a large cast enlivens village scenes. Lindy in New York features in the news reel. Roumanian Serenaders perform on stage with a five member group including piano and strings.
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Plaza Theatre
Lillian Gish
Hester Frynne
Lars Hanson
Preacher
Hanson
Henry B. Walthall
Prynne
Lindy
New York
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